Does Jupiter Jack Really Work?
Jupiter Jack converts any car radio into a convenient wireless speaker system. Jupiter Jack is the latest, innovative mobile phone accessory that lets you enjoy a safe, hands-free communication with your family and friends. It is intended to work with any type of mobile phone in any car. As seen on the TV show Pitchmen with Billy Mays and Anthony Sullivan, Jupiter Jack is very easy to set-up – just plug it in your cellular phone’s headphone port, tune in your radio to the specified FM frequency and you’re good to go! Jupiter Jack works by sending out quality audio through the car’s speakers that allows you to have wireless conversations in your car keeping your eyes on the road, 100% of the time.
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Jupiter Jack Reviews
Bought Jupiter Jack hoping it will work. Put it on my son’s phone. It mutes the FM station, but no phone call coming out of the speaker…only from phone itself. What a rip. Good thing I bought it at Goodwill for only $6.98.
October 2nd, 2011
I love my Jupiter Jack. I plug it into my shortwave radio and transmit shortwave to my FM car radio. It’s like having a built-in shortwave radio in your car. Sounds great!
September 23rd, 2011
Missouri
WARNING…Bought this thing and it does not work on either station. Do not buy it is a rip off for certain!
September 19th, 2011
I plugged the Jupiter Jack into my phone
tuned my radio to 99.3.
99.3 is still playing music as well as 101.3.
September 13th, 2011
Brooklyn, NY
I have a Samsung phone, tried in the car and in the house,neither worked. This is a joke and ripoff!!! Do not buy!!!
August 10th, 2011
Texas
All excited , plugged in and absolute nothing from my metro phone and it came with the appropriate adapter [what a joke!!!]
August 1st, 2011
hollywood,fl
Works great with my iPhone. I can even play my music through my speakers! Make sure your phone volume is turned up first.
July 10th, 2011
This baby works great with my Nokia phone, not so much with my girlfriends Motorola. Some times there is static, but if you put it close to your radio it works fine.
July 3rd, 2011
NJ